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Apply to participate in the first CosmoHack in the world!
Sep09

Apply to participate in the first CosmoHack in the world!

Dear Friend! • Are you young, energetic and curious? • An enthusiast of high-tech, space research, economics, new opportunities for humans? • Are you looking for answers to the questions that are too frightening for others – what’s beyond the horizon, beyond space and time, what will happen tomorrow or in 10 years? • Are you worried about...

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Russia's ploy with UN forces in the Donbas
Sep09

Russia's ploy with UN forces in the Donbas

At the BRICS summit in China Vladimir Putin announced that Russia would propose a draft resolution on the deployment of UN peacekeeping forces in Donbas. …read more Source: Centre for Eastern Studies...

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“Proof that history can be changed”
Sep09

“Proof that history can be changed”

Irina Scherbakova was born in 1949. She is a civil rights activist, historian, and German scholar. In 1988, she was one of the founding members of Memorial – the first Soviet human rights organization. Simone Brunner spoke with her: Ms. Scherbakova, two years ago a book consisting of a dialogue between you and the German historian Karl Schlögel...

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Narrowing Perceptions Meet Sustained Disunity – Part 1
Sep09

Narrowing Perceptions Meet Sustained Disunity – Part 1

This paper was written for the ‘V4 for Europe — Developing positive scenarios for Europe’s future’ workshop, organised by the Hungarian Europe Society in cooperation with the Friedrich Ebert Stiftung in Budapest on 16 May 2017. Whereas foreign relations and security concerns have gained a broader and comprehensive understanding under...

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Facing facts: Why the Great Famine in Ukraine still matters today
Sep09

Facing facts: Why the Great Famine in Ukraine still matters today

The Holodomor happened almost a century ago. It’s legacy still shapes contemporary conflict. …read more Source: Center for European Policy...

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Deflation at scale 0.1% is recorded in August

The vegetables became cheaper more than in 20% in August …read more Source:...

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Western Anxiety Over Zapad 2017 — Justified or Not?
Sep08

Western Anxiety Over Zapad 2017 — Justified or Not?

Transatlantic TakeBERLIN — Next week, Russia will launch a large-scale military exercise. Titled Zapad (West), these war games take place every four years. They typically assume a NATO attack on Russia’s ally Belarus, and they train the militaries of both countries to repel such an attack. The core components of the exercises take place in...

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How cryptocurrencies could boost the BRICS

Talking about the rise and rise of Bitcoin in China to the WEF, Eric Mu a local entrepreneur and Bitcoin miner listed the factors contributing to its popularity there: “…a large internet-savvy population, cheap and abundant hydropower, mature electrical manufacturing, capital control and a depreciating currency.” In fact, Mu could have been...

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In Sweden, an Ethical Dilemma of Nuclear Proportions
Sep08

In Sweden, an Ethical Dilemma of Nuclear Proportions

By Allison Fedirka It’s not every day that a country finds itself in a position where one decision can shape the security framework of an entire region. At the moment, Sweden is in just such a position: It must decide whether to sign a new U.N. nuclear weapons ban. On its face it sounds fairly harmless – Sweden doesn’t have its own...

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Watch List: Sept. 6, 2017
Sep07

Watch List: Sept. 6, 2017

The items listed below represent potential emerging issues that our analysts are tracking. These can be long term or short term, but will be updated daily. If an item on our Watch List becomes critical, we will email you a full analysis explaining its significance. Each Saturday, we will follow up our daily Watch List for each week with our...

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